The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-08
Grand Masquerade tonight.

- eNera neayF 1roStS TINS week,
which has had a telling effect in the
feed.
The Badger Roller Rink tonight
Mrs. |. W. Burhans is visiting
friends in Minneapolis and River
Falls this week
If you have not bought your coal
yet, leave your orders with Mr. Bardon
at the post Office.
Extra fine uncolored Tea Cor 80
cents at Porter's. Very good for 25c
Mr.. Long has returned from Da-
kota whither he has been looking after
his interests at jamestown.
Mr.. C. L. Catlin went down to
Chippewa Falls on Monday to argue
a case at law before the court there.
Miss Mary P. Rhodes, of Center
vile, Wis, Is spending few weeks in
the city, guest Of Mrs. d. Z. Roberts.
Save 10 20 by buying groceries at
PoRTER's.
The Ladies Guild of the EpiS-
copal church will meet with Mrs. |.
v. burhanS next Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. D. T. Roberts is making ex-
tensiye and beneficial improvements
about his residence on Third street.
Mask, Masker, Maskers, Mas
auerade.
-Forty-two miles an hour was the
gait attained by the wind Sunday
atternoon--a good lively breeze for
this country.
Mr. Perkins returned home We'd
nesday night from Chippewa Falls
where he has been attending court for
the past two days.
look out for I. T. c. at the Rink
tonight.
The blow of Sunday kept back
for day or two several vessels bound
for this port, but they all came thro,
without any serious n.ishap.
Rev. f. II Wright returned from,
Conference Wednesday, and will re-
main with Us another year. Services
tomorrow, rs usual.
The C. /. S. c. will meet next
Wednesday evening with the hii>se,
Christie. Course in reading the Sc
end week OF October. All wishing
to take up the course arc Invited.
An y. p. freight train was wreck
cd at the y" in this city Wednesday
evening. Several cars were ditched
and men worked all night getting
li.ing> in or,;cr ag,,in. NJ one injured.
Mrs. lillian Oakes. the prima
donna Soprano of the Peak Family
Il Oaks Musical Comedy Company,
will appear before our people at the
rink next >Iou.iay evening. Tickets
for sale at the post Office
Pun for the spectators at the rink
tonight.
/ A freight train on the \. P. road
mt with an accident between here
and the Junction last Wednesday, No
great damage was done except to MIR.
+ G. Seymour, a former resident Of this
city, ~ho had one arm broken.
-Duluth's excursion scow broke
/ loose last Sunday and came down the
bay at a lively rate. She got to fool
ing about the y p trcstIe here and
damaged it to the value of 800 before
she could be caught AMI tied up.
C. Paul Smith is with the Peak
/ Family 4 Oakes combination this sea
son, and will appear before our people
at the rink next Monday evening.
Mr. Smith visited Superior a year
ago, and needs no new introduction.
The Superior Cornet Band at the
Rink tonight.
Articles Of inc arporation Of "The
Catlin " Butler Abstract Co., Limit
/ ed, " were fled With the Secretary OF
State at Madison, Sept. 23rd. Cap
it,ii stock $4,000. Incorporators, &.
L. CatIin, Henry :. Butler, William
Is. Perry, OF Superior.
Admission p cents. Skates free
at the Rink tonight.
w. p. Morse, whose name was
omitted from oar list Of those who at
tended the Grand Army reunion from
this place, returned from st. Louis last
Monday He reports bio crowd
lots Of rain, but a good time wIthaI
The old vets. are a jolly crowd yet
when they set out for it.
Mr.. James Boggs, Of Duluth, vel
known to many Of our readers as a
wide-a-wake young lawyer and reaI
estate dealer, was married to Mis-;
Eta Tribbex, of St Paul, last Tues
day morning. Jim will probably build
= residence on this side Of the bay on
some Of his Champlain street lots.
Masks can be obtained at f. f
Portcr's grocery, for the Masquerade
: tonight.
Denis Dean has on had the larg
est stock and assortment of stoves ever
brought to Superior. He has then
for the bedroom. for the parlor, for tn,
kitchen and for the office, and a
prices which defy competition. 1t i
time to prepare for winter, and h,
can fit YOU out in fine shape. Cal
and look over his stock.
Frank Corran who has been en-
gagged in getting ont telegraph pole
for the " L. Tel. Co, near Spiri
Lake, and while standing on a car las
Wednesday loading poles limb from
falling tree struck him and knock
ed him from the car and down a 2
foot embankment. His shin was spill
little and he got a few bruises, bu